I believe, as Nelson Mandela said, that

"Education is the only weapon that can change the world."

Thanks to my experience from Kenya and Guinea, where I have helped to open several schools for children from the poorest backgrounds, I realized how important it is to give children the kind of education that will encourage them to think out of the box, be critical thinkers and prepare them to navigate the real world outside of school. But how?  

At both sides of the world, in Africa and at my home, it was a quest to find a way that would correspond with my heart but also my mind. On this journey I have become a very passionate Montessori fan.

A Montessori education for me is more than an educational method; it is also a philosophy of human development. This is in sharp contrast to other approaches in education, whether traditional or alternative.

I felt that this was the education for life I was searching for.

The passion for education and the possibility to give a quality training and complete change of the educational standard to teachers in the poorest parts of our world set my dreams on fire.

I decided to start an online Montessori training with an AMS trained friend of mine and grant a free access to schools and projects that try to empower communities and tackle extreme poverty in all different locations of our planet.

But my dream grew and started to be too big to be organized just by one person.